What is Strict Product Liability

The video discusses liability in the stream of commerce, focusing on strict liability for unreasonably dangerous products. It explains how anyone involved in the production and sale of such products can be held liable, regardless of intent or negligence. The video also covers indemnity and insurance requirements for retailers and outlines two main types of product defects: manufacturing and design defects.

Why do retailers require proof of insurance before selling a product?

How can a plaintiff demonstrate that a product is unreasonably dangerous?